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Top 10 Sitcom Examples of the Mandela Effect

Top 10 Sitcom Examples of the Mandela Effect

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The Mandela Effect has invaded our favorite sitcoms. For this list, well be looking at aspects from TV comedies, both live-action and animated, that many remember one way, but false memories are at work. Our countdown includes Friends, Happy Days, Sex and the City, and more! Which sitcom gave YOU false memories?
Date: 2023-11-20

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These aren't what most people think of when talking about the Mandela Effect these are just either misspelling something or miss hearing something else!
I have always said and understood that it is The Flintstones, since I was a kid even, because Flint makes since, since most everything in the show had something to do with rocks of some kind, anyone who thinks it's something else, are just remembering it wrong!
Like Darth Vader and Luke, I am Your Father or Beam Me Up Scotty from Star Trek, people just heard it wrong or more likely, people in the media at some point said it themselves wrong, which made people think it was true, figuring they knew what they were talking about!
But I do remember at least one of the REAL believed to be a Mandela Effect thing, the guy from the Monopoly game having a monocle, and I am not the only one in my family who thinks this, my two older brothers do and my mom did, don't know about my dad, we never asked him about it!
But as far as the thing that it's named after, I do remember that Nelson Mandela was freed from prison in the 1990s and even became president of South Africa!

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As a South African, you cannot imagine how irritating it is to hear the phrase The Mandela Effect. Typical ignorant Americans. Rather call it what it is- false memory. Mandela was our president! He only died in 2013. He was a huge prolific figure. When we won the 1995 Rugby World Cup, or hosted the 2010 World Cup He was there, broadcasted for the world to see.
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1) I already knew it was 2 ds
2) never seen it so wouldn't know
3) I don't remember that episode
4) another one I've never seen
5) I never really associated Bart with cowambunga
6) already knew
7) always known it had a t in it
8) always knew it was and
9) never heard of this show
10) another I've never seen or heard of

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On Mad Men it was said that Donald Draper's catchphrase was If you don't like what they're saying, change the conversation. But I have seen every episode of the series many times and I only heard him actually say it once. I know that's how he lived his life, but I don't remember him saying that line more than once.
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Maybe the Mandela effect for The Flintstones started when someone from Utah said the title out loud. In Utah, everyone tends to omit the tfrom the middle of certain words. For example, mountain is pronounced moun-in, and fountain is pronounced foun-in. You never know, but it would make a lot of sense.
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#6 and #5 really don't count in my opinion, because Bart DID say Cowabunga and Chandler DID say Could I be. Just because it wasn't repeated in every episode, doesn't mean people are misremembering. Re-runs are a thing, so many HAVE heard those lines repeated, over and over.
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I don't know if it was Mandela effect or if it exists, But i seem to remember watching a full episode of the nanny as a kid in that cartoon style of the intro.
It was a kind of fantasy journey where they were travelling. But I can hardly remember anything from it.

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In the pilot episode of That 70's show, when Kelso says I remember, 'cause you said not to say anything in front of Eric
Me & my Mom remember Donna quietly saying Shut up after Kelso says his line but after revisiting that episode Donna didn't say that

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they' say britney spears never wore a black skirt in her baby one more time music video there's girl in glee tv show impersonating britneys one more time video and shes wearing a black skirt so are her
friends so that mendela effect is false

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My memories are not false they are real. I have experienced hundreds of things along with many others. The whole false memories explanation is getting really old. Try looking a little deeper into this incredible phenomenon next time.
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I grew up in Brazil watching The Flintstones and a few years ago I got a job at Cartoon Network in the UK so I had to edit some episodes of the show. First thing I thought: Oh, here they spell Flintstones with an extra T.
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So basically MOJO believes that everyone has shit memory and millions of people all having the exact same alternative memories to reality for things they knew most their lives is just the result of mix ups. okay
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Most Mandela effects (Luke, I am your father, risky business and the ones in this video) come from parodies. They parody the scene so much people remember the parodies rather than the original.
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On the Flintstones,
Flintstones makes sense, since it is a combination of flint and stone, just like how most other surnames in the show all relate to rocks or stone (e. g. Mr Slate.

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As chandler would say: Could this video be any more interesting?
When I was younger, and would watch I love lucy in reruns, I swear he said, lucy, you have some 'splainin' to do!

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As a very young child I used to believe that when Fred Flintstone got really mad he actually swore on the show because my mom did that and I guess it reminded me of it! Hahaha!
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The Addams Family one is a plot premise of the movie Addams Family Reunion. The Addams Family gets mistakenly sent an invitations to the Adams family reunion.
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The Mandela effect has always been around. people change reality all the time, they change things they aren't comfortable with.
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i think people' got fonz jacket confused with henry winkler, s black jacket in the movie lords of flatbush with stallone
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How about when Hyde predicted that he'd end up in prison or when Jackie said that she wanted to have Kelso's babies?
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I could never remember Chandler saying his catchphrase, but knew that his friends used it every so often to mock him.
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The only reason why Flintstones sounds like Flinstones when I say it is cause I have a thick southern accent
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